The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-01

Frank Gould, of Detroit, was in
the city Monday.
A secondhand piano for sale cheap,
enqnire at this Office.
Miss May Spencer, OF Detroit, is
visiting Mrs. D. c. Clapp.
DIR. Barnes and vile started for
California, Monday evening.
Go to Andrus' Hardware for grain
= cradles, forks, hay rakes, etc.
w. S. Gould has accepted a posi-
ton with the Detroit Free Press.
C. S. Ensminger is at his home in
Charlottesville, Ind, for two weeks
visit.
Miss Cora Conant left for Adrian,
Wednesday, to pass the summer vaca-
ton.
M. w. Willopghby has been taking
in commencement at Ann Arbor this
week.
Geo. Devereaux has sold to Bert
Rood, of this city, a $500 horse and
carriage.
The Lansing races have been an
attraction to Owosso people during
the week.
S. e. Parkill attended the reunion
of the Pharmaceutical Alumni, at Ann
Arbor, Wednesday.
Park Rosenkrans and wife, of Sag
inaw, passed Sunday under the parent
al roof in this city.
A. M. Swain and wife, Of Sand
Beach, are id the city visiting their
son, Prof. A. J. Swain.
The Congregational Sunday School
is planning for an excursion to Whit
more Lake, during this month.
Elliot Newington is being tried be
fore Justice Mcbride at Burton today
on charge of stealing $40 from Elihu
Mason.
William Potter, Of Caledonia, is in
New York this week attending the
funeral of a IS year old grandson,
who was drowned.
A. A. Dwight, of Detroit, owner
of the Napoleon mare May Virginia,
being traiRed at the fair grounds was
in Owosso, Monday.
Miss Dora, daughter of Michael
Cavanaugh, of Bennington, died Mon
day evening from Inflammation of the
brain. AGED IS years.
A county teachers institute will be
held in Owosso commencing Aug. az,
under supervision of the Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction.
w. S. Gould and S. E. Parkill re-
turned home SUNDAY morning from
ST. Louis, Mo. The boys report
having had an immensely good time.
Robbins Junior band will furnish
music for the celebration at Corunna
tomorrow anb at Chesaning on
Monday. This band seems to be in
good demand.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Miller, Of
Junction City, Kansas, are visiting
with H. w. Bigelow, of Caledonia,
and at the homes of B. & b., in
this city, during the week.
Mrs. Ella Lee was tried before Justice
VanDusen, Saturday, on charge Of
keeping house of prostitution and
acquitted. The officers are bound to
drive all houses Of ill-repute from the
city.
At the annual re-adjusting Of salaries
based on the receipts Tor the past
year, Postmaster Ball received an in
crease of 500, making his salary
$1,000 per year. The Ovid p. M.
also received an additional SIoo,
The State convention Y. c. A. was
held at Grass Lake.. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Owosso was represented
by c. S. Ensminger, Gertie White,
Lulu White. Cora Miller, Ida Durkee,
Lulu Peck, Lena Austin and Mrs. F.
H. Clark.
The clothing nine is again on deck
and would like to arrange match
game of base ball for the ice cream,
at Pastime Park, Wednesday. July
9th, with either the lawyers, doctors,
printers or grocerymen. The first to
accept the challenge will be played
on the above date. ~, s.d
Jay Banghart was tried before Jus.
tice VanDusen, Tuesday on charge OF
assault on Chas Smith, and found
guilty. A fine at $40 and 1926 costs
was imposed. The case will go to
the circuit court. M. B. Gates ap
peared for the prosecution and Odell
Chapmanfor defendant.
The following are the officers elect
of the Owosso Stationary Engineers